The marvel that is the basketball IQ of LeBron James

[TheGoatest]

Imagine being mad at how smart and gifted LeBron James is.

The alts are so desperate over getting owned in so many discussions that they've reduced themselves to disputing their idol Skip Brainless, who has praised LeBron's basketball IQ.
Just like they're doing in that ridiculous LeBron vs Bird passing thread (Skip has called LeBron the "greatest passer in history")

The desperation.

[RogueBorg]

There is also this legendary video that showcases LeBron's astonishing memory:



He has the highest basketball IQ of all time in the most perfect basketball body of all time. Let that sink in.

And yet he had to ask Ty Lue how many time outs they had at the end of an NBA Finals game.

[hateraid]

Imagine feeling hatred every time a guy makes a good play, or does anything really. He could literally hand them 10 million dollars in person and they would feel resentful.

These unenlightened fools will never get it.

Lol, totally. OP is like a mosquito lamp attracting all the Jordaneers evertime he posts. And as per usual the thread has nothing to do with Jordan yet they do damage control

[TheGoatest]

And let's not forget LeIQ calling a time-out after the infamous J.R. Smith brain-fart with time still left on the clock, but the crooked refs intentionally ignored it:

[SATAN]

And yet he had to ask Ty Lue how many time outs they had at the end of an NBA Finals game.

In disbelief that Ty didn't try to call timeout himself, like LeBron did.

[Bawkish]

In disbelief that Ty didn't try to call timeout himself, like LeBron did.

How's that considered high IQ? I mean, it's just common sense

[Axe]

Lol, totally. OP is like a mosquito lamp attracting all the Jordaneers evertime he posts. And as per usual the thread has nothing to do with Jordan yet they do damage control

[Overdrive]

And let's not forget LeIQ calling a time-out after the infamous J.R. Smith brain-fart with time still left on the clock, but the crooked refs intentionally ignored it:

You can't call time when the ball is midair. Just shows your basketball IQ.

Just look at him conduct this play here, where he completely sees the game happening two plays later and not just one:



Points to Monk to make the pass to Westbrook so that Monk can make an easier pass, since Monk isn't really a great passer. And before Westbrook even gets the ball, LeBron is on his way to cut to the basket for an easy 2.



This game against the Nets was also an excellent example to destroy the hater circle-jerking claim that he can't play off the ball. He must've made like 8-10 layups that were all generated by his off the ball movement.

He basically called off the entry lob, because he botched the spin with his clumsy feet. His bbiq is definately high, but this is nothing to write home about.

[TheGoatest]

You can't call time when the ball is midair. Just shows your basketball IQ.

The ball had clearly not left J.R. Smith's hands when LeIQ called the time-out, before being intentionally ignored by the crooked, LeBron hating refs:



There was 0.9 left on the clock.

Now use the power of STEAM over LeBron's superhuman IQ to create a new "explanation" for this proof, like your crap "botched spin", which was actually perfectly executed.

[TheGoatest]

LeIQ making opponents look stupid:

[RogueBorg]

You can't call time when the ball is midair. Just shows your basketball IQ.



He basically called off the entry lob, because he botched the spin with his clumsy feet. His bbiq is definately high, but this is nothing to write home about.

Lebron asking Ty Lue how many TO's they had remaining, go to the 2:20 mark and watch LeButter melt once he finds out.

[RogueBorg]

The ball had clearly not left J.R. Smith's hands when LeIQ called the time-out, before being intentionally ignored by the crooked, LeBron hating refs:



There was 0.9 left on the clock.

Now use the power of STEAM over LeBron's superhuman IQ to create a new "explanation" for this proof, like your crap "botched spin", which was actually perfectly executed.

Lebron was initially signaling J.R. to pass the to the corner, no where in that sequence does he call for the ball. Lebron clearly has no idea how many timeouts they have remaining. He has to ask Ty Lue in between regulation and OT.

Low IQ player.

[TheGoatest]

@ the desperation
First one alt says the ball was in mid-air when LeBron called the time-out.
Then he gets factually owned with visual evidence that the ball was in fact not in mid-air.
Then in desperation he logs out and signs in with another alt and says LeBron didn't really know how many time outs he had.

[RogueBorg]

@ the desperation
First one alt says the ball was in mid-air when LeBron called the time-out.
Then he gets factually owned with visual evidence that the ball was in fact not in mid-air.
Then in desperation he logs out and signs in with another alt and says LeBron didn't really know how many time outs he had.

Instead of deflecting, can you actually answer as to why did Lebron had to ask Ty Lue how many timeouts they had remaining?

[TheGoatest]

Instead of deflecting, can you actually answer as to why did Lebron had to ask Ty Lue how many timeouts they had remaining?

@ The irony of this alt using the word "deflecting". When a player clearly signals for a time-out to be called while his team is in the possession of the ball, he should be awarded the time-out. End of story. Deflecting is any discussion beyond that.